INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE CASCADE 2615 CART AND 3175 WALL MOUNT

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1 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE CASCADE 2615 CART AND 3175 WALL MOUNT

2 R Warranty ALPHABETICAL EQUIVALENT TO THE NUMERAL OF THE MONTH MANUFACTURED A B C D E F G H I J K L January February March April May June July August September October November December 2601 CRESTVIEW DRIVE NEWBERG, OREGON USA Designated EU Representative: A-dec Dental U.K., Ltd. Austin House, 11 Liberty Way, Attleborough Fields, Nuneaton, Warwickshire, England CV116RZ Tele: (44) SN: J REF: 2122 SERIAL NUMBER IDENTIFICATION SERIAL NUMBER MODEL NUMBER YEAR MANUFACTURED Warranty: A-dec warrants all products in this owner's guide against defects in material or workmanship for one year from time of delivery. A-dec's sole obligation under the warranty is to provide parts for the repair, or at its option, to provide the replacement product (excluding labor). The buyer shall have no other remedy. All special, incidental, and coincidental damages are excluded. Written notice of breach of warranty must be given to A-dec within the warranty period. The warranty does not cover damage resulting from improper installation or maintenance, accident or misuse. The warranty does not cover damage resulting from the use of cleaning, disinfecting or sterilization chemicals and processes. The warranty also does not cover light bulbs. Failure to follow instructions provided in the A-dec owner's guide (operation and maintenance instructions) may void the warranty. A-dec warrants A-dec dental chair cylinders, both lift and tilt, for ten years from the date of purchase of the chair or the cylinder. This warranty is retroactive to A-dec chair cylinders already in the field. The warranty covers chair cylinders A-dec finds to have manufacturing related irregularities. Stool cylinders are covered under A-dec's one-year warranty. NO OTHER WARRANTIES AS TO MERCHANTABILITY OR OTHERWISE ARE MADE. Serial Number Location: Located on the underside of the assistant s work surface. For service information contact your local authorized A-dec dealer. Check with local codes and A.D.A. (Americans with Disabilities Act) requirements for installation of this product.

3 Return Policy: U.S. and Canadian dealers wishing to return overstock (unopened) merchandise to A-dec for credit consideration must include a copy of the original invoice number. A return authorization form from an A-dec Territory Manager must be included with serial numbered equipment or A-dec/W&H handpieces. A 15% restocking fee will be assessed. Merchandise that cannot be returned for credit includes parts assembled to the dental unit, chair, light, or dental furniture; obsolete parts; and specials. Dental furniture cannot be returned for credit. Standard color upholstery ordered for obsolete chairs or stools cannot be returned for credit. In the case of a defective warranty item, a copy of the replacement invoice, serial number of the unit under which it was replaced, and a description of the symptoms of the defect must be returned with the part to: A-dec Inc Crestview Drive, Newberg, Oregon 97132, USA. Equipment Alterations Policy: Certain modifications or alterations of A-dec equipment which expand the use of A-dec equipment beyond its design and intent, or which override any safety features of A-dec equipment may jeopardize doctor, patient or staff safety. Field modifications that alter the electrical and/or mechanical safety of A-dec dental devices are in conflict with Underwriters Laboratory (UL) construction file requirements and are not sanctioned by A-dec. Examples of field modifications that diminish safety design include, but are not limited to, rendering access to the line voltage without the use of tools, modification of supporting elements that increase or shift loading characteristics, and the addition of any powered device that exceeds the design limits of the dental system. The use of accessory equipment not complying with the equivalent safety requirements of A-dec equipment may lead to a reduced level of safety of the resulting system. It is the responsibility of the equipment distributor and the installer to assure that the installation complies with all building code requirements. The responsibility to determine whether a modification or alteration of A-dec equipment falls within these constraints is with the person(s) who initiates, approves and/or performs such modification or alteration. A-dec will not respond to inquiries on an individual basis. This person(s) will be deemed to have assumed all associated risks with such alteration or modification and will hold A-dec harmless from resulting claims, including product liability claims. Additionally, such modification or alteration voids A-dec's warranty and may invalidate UL or other regulatory agency approval. All product names used in this document are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders. Printed in USA Copyright 2006 All Rights Reserved v

4 Serial Number Location, Service Information, and Warranty Information are located on the inside front cover and front page. Contents Cascade 2615 Assistant s Cart Cascade 3175 Assistant s Wall Mount About Your Assistant s Unit... 2 Assistant s Instrumentation... 3 Autoclavable HVE & Autoclavable Saliva Ejector... 3 Solids Collector... 4 Autoclavable Syringe... 4 Tray Holder (Optional)... 5 Left/Right Conversion... 5 System Air and Water Pressure Adjustments... 6 Care Instructions... 6 Wall Mount Adjustments... 6 Leveling... 6 Arm Spring Tension... 8 Arm Brake Adjustment... 9 Cart Adjustments Work Surface Height Wall Mount & Cart Adjustments Left/Right Conversion Work Surface Leveling Maintenance Adjustments and Specifications Identification of Symbols Classification of Equipment (EN )

5 OPERATION About Your Assistant s Unit Your Cascade 2615 Assistant s Cart or Cascade 3175 Assistant s Wall Mount is equipped with the following instrumentation: autoclavable syringe, autoclavable saliva ejector, and autoclavable HVE (two HVEs optional). The unit s post box contains a solids collector, a water quick disconnect (QD), and a power supply duplex (see Figure 1). An optional tray holder is easily fitted for right-hand or left-hand usage(refer to page 5). Assistant s Instrumentation Autoclavable HVE & Autoclavable Saliva Ejector To operate the autoclavable HVE and saliva ejector, simply turn the control valve. The autoclavable HVE and saliva ejector can be easily converted for right- or left-hand operation. To convert, press the control valve out of the valve body (see Figure 3). Rotate the control valve 180, then press it back into the valve body. WATER QUICK DISCONNECT (QD) VALVE BODY VALVE BODY SOLIDS COLLECTOR POWER SUPPLY DUPLEX POST BOX CONTROL VALVE CONTROL VALVE AUTOCLAVABLE SALIVA EJECTOR AUTOCLAVABLE HVE WATER QUICK DISCONNECT (QD) SOLIDS COLLECTOR POWER SUPPLY DUPLEX POST BOX Figure 2. Right- to Left-Hand Conversion Refer to your Assistant s Instrumentation Owner's Guide (A-dec Publication No ) for complete instructions on cleaning your HVE and saliva ejector. 2 Figure 1. Cart & Wall Mount Post Box 3

6 Solids Collector The solids collector (see Figure 3) prevents solids from entering the central vacuum system. Tray Holder (Optional) Left/Right Conversion HVE TUBING ASSEMBLY CAP SOLIDS COLLECTOR SCREEN The optional tray holder can be easily mounted on either side of the unit s work surface (see Figure 5). LEFT-HAND MOUNTING LOCATION Autoclavable Syringe Figure 3. Solids Collector Refer to your Assistant s Instrumentation Owner s Guide (A-dec Publication No ) for complete solids collector maintenance instructions. To operate the syringe(see Figure 4): Move the on/off toggle to the ONposition. Air Press the right button down. Water Press the left button down. Spray Press both buttons down. Refer to your Autoclavable Syringe Owner s Guide AIR WATER SPRAY Figure 4. Autoclavable Syringe (A-dec Publication No ) for complete syringe operation and maintenance instructions. TRAY HOLDER (Shown mounted for right-hand use.) WORK SURFACE (top view) Figure 5. Tray Holder Left/Right Conversion 1. Remove the plug from the work surface corner opposite the current tray holder location. 2. Remove the tray holder from the unit s work surface and set aside. 3. Remove the brass tray holder bushing from the work surface by removing the 9¼16" hex nut (located on the underside of the unit s work surface) that secures the bushing to the work surface. 4. Lift the brass bushing from its seat and move it to the opposite side of the unit work surface. 5. Install the 9¼16" hex nut to the new position and tighten the hex nut. 6. Install the tray holder into the brass bushing. 7. Place the plug into the open tray holder hole. 4 5

7 System Air and Water Pressure Care Instructions For system air and water pressure adjustments, refer to your Floor Boxes Owner s Guide (A-dec Publication No ). If the unit tilts toward the wall (see Figure 6B): 1. Place a leveling device on the work surface. 2. Loosen the top two mounting screws. 3. Place the leveling setscrews in the top two holes, then tighten until the unit is level. 4. Retighten the mounting screws. FRONT TO BACK LEVELING SIDE-TO-SIDE LEVELING For recommended asepsis instructions, refer to your Equipment Asepsis Owner s Guide (A-dec Publication No ). For recommended self-contained water system care, refer to A-dec Self-contained Water System Owner s Guide (A-dec Publication No ). Wall Mount Adjustments A B BACKBOARD Figures 6A & 6B MOUNTING SCREWS (mounting panel) Leveling Your wall-mounted unit is leveled during installation and should not require adjustment. However, if the unit needs to be leveled, the following procedures will help you. Leveling Front-To-Back: Two leveling setscrews are supplied with the unit. These will be either in the top or bottom leveling screw holes (see Figure 6). If the unit tilts forward from the wall (see Figure 6A), 1. Place a leveling device on the work surface. 2. Loosen the bottom two mounting screws. 3. Install the leveling setscrews in the bottom two holes, then tighten them until the unit is level. 4. Retighten the mounting screws. LEVELING SETSCREW POSITIONS (For Front-to- Back Leveling) LEVELING CAM (Use 3/4" openend wrench.) Figure 6. Leveling the Wall Mount Leveling Side-To-Side: 1. Loosen the four hex screws in the mounting panel, about 1/4 of a turn. 2. Place a leveling device on the work surface. 3. Using a 3¼4" open-end wrench, gently turn the leveling cam (see Figure 6) until the unit is level. 4. Retighten the mounting screws. 6 7

8 Arm Spring Tension When you move the unit, it should stay where you place it. If the unit tends to drift up or down, the tension of the arm s internal spring needs to be adjusted. NOTE The spring tension should be adjusted with a normal load on the work surface. The brake on/off toggle should be in the OFF position. 1. Locate the adjustment screw under the arm (see Figure 7). 1/4" HEX KEY NOTE Adjust arm spring tension prior to arm brake adjustment (refer to page 8). Retest the brake after spring adjustment. The air-actuated arm brake on your wallmounted unit has been set at the factory and should not need further adjustment. If the brake does not hold, first check to be sure that the brake on/off toggle is in the ON position, and that there is air (at least 60 psi) to the unit. Refer to your Floor Box Owner s Guide (A-dec Publication No ) for complete air pressure adjustment procedures. If the brake will not hold, the brake may be too loose. A brake which is too tight will cause a screeching or scraping noise as you move the unit up or down when the brake is not on. To adjust the brake: 1. Move the brake on/off toggle to the OFF position. 2. Remove the plug from the access hole on the left side of the arm(see Figure 8). Arm Brake Adjustment ACCESS HOLE Figure 7. Arm Spring Tension Adjustment PLUG 2. Use a 1¼4" hex key to make the adjustment. If the unit drifts down, turn the screw clockwise to increase spring tension. If the unit drifts up, turn the screw counterclockwise to decrease spring tension. Figure 8. Arm Brake (Continued on page 10.) 8 9

9 Arm Brake Adjustment (continued) 3. Push down on the arm until the inner hole lines up with the outer hole, then insert a 5/32" hex key. 5/32" HEX KEY ACCESS HOLE 7/16" OPEN-END (or crescent) WRENCH WARNING The cart is very heavy. Cart height adjustment requires two people to safely complete. Firmly tighten the knob after adjusting the cart height, serious bodily injury may result if the knob is not secure. 1. Securely hold the cart top so it will not drop, loosen the knob. Cart Adjustments Work Surface Height Figure 9. Arm Brake Adjustment NOTE Adjust the nut in small increments and retest the brake. Overtightening or overloosening the adjustment nut may damage the brake. 4. Locate the adjustment nut under the arm(see Figure 9). To tighten the brake, use a 7/16" open-end wrench to hold the adjustment nut while you turn the hex key clockwise To loosen the brake, use a 7/16" open-end wrench to hold the adjustment nut while you turn the hex key counterclockwise. Figure 10. Cart Height Adjustment 2. Lift or lower the cart top until the work surface is at the desired height. 3. Firmly tighten the knob. If the top lowers, the knob was not tightened enough

10 Wall Mount & Cart Adjustments MOUNTING SCREWS Left/Right Conversion Your assistant s cart or wall mount can be easily converted for opposite-hand delivery. Simply rotate the assistant s arm to the opposite side of the work surface (see Figure 11). LEVELING SETSCREWS LEVELING PLATE MOUNTING SCREWS LEVELING SETSCREWS WORK SURFACE HANDLE Figure 12. Leveling the Work Surface (Viewed from the bottom of the work surface and shown without assistant s arm or post box.) 4. Locate the four leveling setscrews (there is one in each corner of the leveling plate underneath the unit work surface). Work Surface Leveling Figure 11. Left/Right Conversion To level your assistant s unit work surface: 1. Place a leveling device on the work surface. 2.Check for level front-to-back and side-to-side. 3.Locate the four mounting screws found in the leveling plate on the underside of the work surface (see Figure 12). Using a 3¼16" hex key, loosen but do not remove these screws. Front-to Back Leveling: Face the work surface handle. If the work surface tilts toward you, use a 3¼16" hex key and tighten the two leveling setscrews closest to you until the work surface is level. If the work surface tilts away from you, tighten the two leveling setscrews furthest away until the work surface is level. Side-to-Side Leveling: Face the work surface handle. If the work surface tilts to the left, tighten the two leveling setscrews on the left side of the leveling plate until the work surface is level. If the work surface tilts to the right, tighten the two leveling setscrews on the right side of the leveling plate until the work surface is level. 5. When you have completed these steps tighten the four mounting screws, then check the work surface again for level

11 Maintenance Solids Collector...page 4 Also refer to the following documentation for more maintenance information: Assistant s Instrumentation Assistant s Instrumentation Owner s Guide Autoclavable Syringe Owner s Guide Care Instructions Equipment Asepsis Owner s Guide Self-Contained Water System Owner s Guide Adjustments and Specifications Power Supplies Floor Boxes Owner s Guide Wall Mount Adjustments: Leveling...page 6 Arm Spring Tension...page 8 Arm Brake Adjustment...page 9 Cart Adjustments: Work Surface Height...page 11 Adjustments and Specifications (continued) Wall Mount & Cart Adjustments: Tray Holder (optional) Left/Right Conversion...page 5 Left/Right Conversion...page 12 Work Surface Leveling...page 12 Service Requirements for Unit Operation: Minimum Air: 2.50 cfm (70.80 l/min) at 80 psi (551 kpa) Minimum Water: 1.50 gpm (5.68 l/min) at 40 psi (276 kpa) Minimum Vacuum: 12 cfm ( l/min) at 8 inches of mercury (27 kpa) Cart Specifications: 25 lb (11.34 kg) vertical load is the maximum safe load capability of the work surface. 5 lb (2.27 kg) vertical load is the maximum safe load capability of the optional tray holder. Wall Mount Specifications: 40 lb (18.14 kg) vertical load on work surface will be supported by the arm brake. 100 lb (45.36 kg) maximum unit weight. 200 ft-lb (270 N m) maximum moment created at the wall by the freestanding unit. 5 lb (2.27 kg) vertical load is the maximum safe load capability of the optional tray holder. Duplex Receptacle Ratings: 120 VAC, 20A maximum, branch circuit breaker limited

12 Any optional non-a-dec attachments and/or accessories must comply with EN and EN Also refer to the following documentation for more adjustment and specification information: System Air and Water Pressure Adjustments Floor Box Owner s Guide Identification of Symbols Symbol Description Recognized by Underwriters Laboratories Inc. with respect to electric shock, fire and mechanical hazards only in accordance with UL (2601-1) and under mutual recognition agreement with CAN/CSA C22.2, No Classified by Underwriters Laboratories Inc. with respect to electric shock, fire and mechanical hazards only in accordance with UL (2601-1) and under mutual recognition agreement with CAN/CSA C22.2, No UL listed to UL 61010A-1, BS EN and Canadian (CAN/CSA C22.2, No ) safety standards. Conforms to applicable European Directives (refer to Declaration of Conformity). Specifications are subject to change without notice. Protective earth (ground). Functional earth (ground). Attention, consult accompanying documents. No user servicable parts. Attention, line voltage. Only licensed electrician should remove cover. Type B applied part. Class II equipment. Caution: Metal surfaces can be hot during and following the dry cycle. Classification of Equipment ( ) Type/Mode Classification Types of shock protection CLASS I EQUIPMENT: Dental chairs, dental lights, and power supplies CLASS II EQUIPMENT: Chair, wall, and cart-mounted delivery systems Degree of shock protection TYPE B APPLIED PART: Delivery systems only Degree of protection against water ingress Mode of operation Flammable Gasses: ORDINARY EQUIPMENT: All products CONTINUOUS OPERATION: All models except dental chairs CONTINUOUS OPERATION WITH INTERMITTENT LOADING: Dental chairs - 5% duty cycle Not suitable for use in the presence of a flammable anesthetic mixture with air, oxygen, or nitrous oxide, where such gasses may accumulate in concentration (closed space)

13 Electrical Rating Type Volts Specification 100/ / VAC Frequency Hz Current As configured and specified in equipment manual (products labeled 15A or greater require dedicated circuit, identified in distribution panel). Environmental Specifications Temperature/Humidity Specification Storage/Transportation Temperature: Operating Temperature: -40 C to 70 C (-40 F to 158 F) - Relative humidity: 80% for up to 31 C, decreasing linearly to 50% at 40 C. 10 C to 40 C (40 F to 104 F) - Relative humidity: 80% for up to 31 C, decreasing linearly to 50% at 40 C. Indoor Use: Altitude up to 2,000M (6,563 ft.), installation category II, pollution degree 2. (UL 61010A-1 and CAN/CSA C22.2, No only) 18

14 USA and Canada 2601 Crestview Drive Newberg, Oregon USA Phone: Fax: International Phone: Fax: Distribution Centers A-dec Australia Bowden Street Alexandria, NSW 2015, Australia Phone: 61-(0) Fax: 61-(0) A-dec United Kingdom Austin House 11 Liberty Way Nuneaton, Warwickshire England CV11 6RZ Phone: 0800-ADEC-UK ( ) Within UK Outside UK Fax: ÍuÈ.Ç&`È.00 Î Rev N Copyright 2006 A-dec Inc. All Rights Reserved.

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Owner s Guide PERFORMER III 85.2638.00 R ALPHABETICAL EQUIVALENT TO THE NUMERAL OF THE MONTH MANUFACTURED A B C D E F G H I J K L January February March April May June July August September October November